Dalton Godbey
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Louisville, KY, United States
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Catholic fish fries across Louisville are critical to the church and community
Many churches embrace the fish fries to raise money to support their missions. → Read More
Dam issues will force lower water levels at Rough River Lake
The changes are expected to be in effect for the next six years as crews repair the dam. → Read More
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet eyeing spring 2024 completion for I-Move project
The long-running I-Move Kentucky construction project on Louisville area interstates is expected to be complete next spring. → Read More
Moving history | Clarksville making plan to move historic bell tower to Colgate Park
The commission is seeking proposals to move the bell tower at the former George Rogers Clark Public School to create a new historic landmark. → Read More
UPS donates 24,000 pairs of socks to Louisville's homeless community
The 24,000 socks were collected for homeless adults, teenagers and kids. → Read More
Kentucky Senate passes bill to ban TikTok from state devices
The bill easily cleared the Senate on a 31-0 vote to advance to the House. → Read More
10 new roundabouts to be built on Hardin County roads
Some residents aren't thrilled about the roundabouts that already exist. → Read More
The Bungalos sub-division bringing smaller, more affordable homes to La Grange
Smaller, more affordable homes are coming to Oldham County. → Read More
Blackiston Mill Bridge reopens as officials continue plans to build new span
The original groundbreaking date for the new bridge has been moved to 2025. → Read More
Mayor Greenberg announces 2 new city offices in inaugural State of the City Address
Greenberg's address took place at the Americana World Community Center in south Louisville's Beechmont neighborhood. → Read More
Portion of Spring Street in New Albany to be converted into two-way street
Work on the project could start as soon as 2025. → Read More
Charlestown Pike expansion in Jeffersonville moves forward with land acquisition
With roughly 15,000 cars a day traveling on the roadway, officials say the street needs to be widened. → Read More
Low-tech approach may be a quick fix for dangerous railroad crossing in Oldham County
The railroad crossing is on Kentucky 146 also known as Railroad Avenue in Crestwood, Kentucky. → Read More
Students returning Thursday to Breckinridge Co. elementary damaged by last week's storms
School staff has been working this week to plan for students to return. → Read More
Former New Albany housing properties await new development
Both the former Beechwood Neighborhood and Riverview Tower are now vacant lots with only rubble remaining. → Read More
Cleanup and traffic solutions point to change under Shepherdsville's new mayor
Mayor Jose Cubero is is focused keeping Bullitt County residents in Shepherdsville, rather than going elsewhere for work and leisure. → Read More
'A lot like home' | New Vine Grove police chief ready to grow small department
He's served on this staff for a few months already and has 23 years in law enforcement. → Read More
Charlestown land donation paves way for new park, civic center
The city said Sharon Kleinert agreed to donate 70 acres of land for the future of Shadow Lake Park. → Read More
Agreement reached between concrete plant development, neighbors in Lake Forest
Homeowners in the Lake Forest neighborhood filed a lawsuit in November to stop the construction of the cement plant on Aiken Road, citing health concerns. → Read More
Louisville Metro Council wants collaboration with Greenberg administration
Newly elected members of Louisville Metro Council were sworn in and Mayor Craig Greenberg officially spoke to councilors for the first time on Tuesday evening. → Read More